49. The initial concentration of the solution HCI is 12 M. What would the volume of the initial stock solution (V1) need to be if the concentration was being changed to 1.1 M of a 500 mL solution? Hint: Remember to only round at the very end of your calculations according to the Sig Fig rules. Pay close attention to the values: 12 M, 1.1 M, and 500 mL. According to the Sig Fig rules this should have only 1 Sig Fig. 12 mL Submit Answer X 18 ∞o submissions used Score: 0/2 Comments: These solutions are related, one is just diluted, M₁V₁1=M2V2 While you may convert mL to L for most M calculations, the answer space specifies volume in mL. Remember to only round at the very end of your calculations; according to the Sig Fig rules this should have only 1 Sig Fig.

49. The initial concentration of the solution HCI is 12 M. What would the volume of the initial stock solution (V1) need to be if the concentration was being changed to 1.1 M of a 500 mL solution? Hint: Remember to only round at the very end of your calculations according to the Sig Fig rules. Pay close attention to the values: 12 M, 1.1 M, and 500 mL. According to the Sig Fig rules this should have only 1 Sig Fig. 12 mL Submit Answer X 18 ∞o submissions used Score: 0/2 Comments: These solutions are related, one is just diluted, M₁V₁1=M2V2 While you may convert mL to L for most M calculations, the answer space specifies volume in mL. Remember to only round at the very end of your calculations; according to the Sig Fig rules this should have only 1 Sig Fig.

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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